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 1   8, 27|            whom he lost embrace with equal kindness~all his fellow-beings,
 2  13, 48|            who is his better, or his~equal, let him firmly keep to
 3  13, 53|              kind,~illuminating with equal power the same kind of rooms,
 4  13, 59|           men and gods there is none equal to~thee. Thou art the Buddha,
 5  14, 68|           without ceasing, he is not equal to~him who but for one moment
 6  14, 69|             one whom he regarded his equal in~debate he used to carry
 7  14, 73|             the brim of the well~was equal to the height of a palm-tree.
 8  17, 95|             offerings of food are of equal fruit and of much greater
 9  17, 95|             offerings of food are of equal fruit and of~equal profit,
10  17, 95|            are of equal fruit and of~equal profit, and of much greater
11  19, 98| personalities and~each of them is of equal importance to us. There